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Deborah reveals she’s the long lost daughter of Bette Midler and Joel admits he had retired from dancing by sophomore year of high school. We discuss the shocking and horrible original name for the album and ask some questions...How much under the banner of satire can you get away with? What if you don’t know if it’s satire? How can anyone be an expert in satire if Deb invented it in this episode? What if the artist doesn’t care? What if they aren't quite woke yet to know? What if you’re hungover at Hebrew School? Is it okay to not have much school pride? We are at least able to provide an answer to the last question. And that’s an emphatic YES.
This week on This Particular Song Wham’s “I’m Your Man” and Bette Midler’s “Miss Otis Regrets."
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